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The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1887-01-27
FINAL o NOTICES.

Notices Of final proof must be paid for
before affidavit of publication will be is
sued from this Office.
The charges are: For single notice Of
final proof, SIS; consolidated notices, 81
each; contest and timber culture notices, So.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1887-01-27
Rolette CO..,
Total; 479,

Total, 479,
I Total ffo}r; the . counties, e21.
According to the ratio Of votes to
population applicable ID Dakota, viz:
1 to 4.s2, it would give a. population
to the two counties of about $500;
by the census Of 1885, they contained
1850.
The St. Paul, Minneapolis and
Manitoba Railway have graded their
road to Bottineau and this spring, &C.
cording to, the published promises OF
General Manager Marvel, the road
will be ironed to this point, and then
according to the rule that prevails
everywhere in Dakota, on the estab-
lishment Of snch road, at its terminus,
a big town will spring up. The i'm
petus given to. immigration by such
events will make a town Of at least
500 inhabitants within the year, and
add at least 1900 moreto the popula-
tion: Of the two counties, within the
same period, making a grand total of
C7,ooo,' to say nothing Of the settle
ment Of Wynn: and Renville counties
(now unorganized) which join, Bot.
tineau County Immediately on the
west. These r facts for the serious
consideration of and are respectfully
referred to the legislature Of Dakota,
with a view to the granting of proper
court facilities to that large and
constantly increasing population
At present these counties are at
tached to Benson county for. judicial
purposes, and attorneys, clients, wit
nesses and jurors have to 60 assistance
of rs. to 100 miles to Minnewakan,
(which is 20 miles away from the
nearest station on the Manitoba road),
to attend court. 1884,.
# must therefore readily be evident
that the inconvenience and the! bur-
den of, taxation are more than should
be imposed upon the people. ~:
AS a precedent for the creation ola
new judicial subdivision, with. Bot
tineau, the terminus Of d railroad, al
the county seat Of the senior county,
the case Of Ramsey and Towner
counties comprising a subdivision of
the Sd judicial district, may be mem
toned. The former was made the SEN
Tor county Of, a subdivision, by the
of. 1885,; In June of that
year,: according: to the census then
there wasa population IN the
two counties of 1887, which included
the thriving;ci City Of Devils Lake, then
two years old. H:It may: therefore be
urged With propriety: that Bottineau
and Rolette counties, witba popnla-
ton at presentiof 4, 500 ana the posi-
Utilities of an increase Of. $500 within
the year by: reason Of the advantages
soon to accrue from immigration and
the advent Of the railroad; are emf
nently entitled to the demand which is
now made for the: creation ola new
judicial subdivisions, with, Bottineau
thetsenior county and court at Bot
its County seat. ~ ~,
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1887-01-27

ssfPssslp: MadSfhal smith warns -. !. people
against the. cutting Of gresn; md young
standing trees There: is plenty IF down
and dead timber fer all prsetioal purposes.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1887-01-27

Judge Latrace was around yesterday, smil-
ing on his many friends in B6ttineau. We
are sorry the Judge is put of.politics, but il
is along lane shat has; no style about it. !
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1887-01-27

Ex-sherif LeMay, P. NJ: Muncy, P. Muir
ray and Mr.. Russell Of: Lordsburg were in
town. yesterday. -, { r.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1887-01-27

Sheriff Ferguson did his first official JOB
Tuesday,; He took a drive in a uncertain
direction - : ~ - =.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1887-01-27

Mr.. Heathcote came up. o. Tuesdays
stage. from Rugby Junction. /;
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1887-01-27

Judge Bennett left yesterday for Bis.
marck:. He goes by the waysotst. Paul L
take in: the Ice Cornwall
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1887-01-27
NEW JUDICIAL SUBDIVISION
WANTED.

At the election in November, 1885,
Bottineau and Rolette counties cast a
vote for delegate in Congress-, as fol-
lows:
Bottinsau Co.; Clifford, 245.
Day, 1874,
Ely, 8,
Total, A2.
Rolette Co.. Clifford, 254,
Day, 225,
Total; 479,
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1887-01-27

: DIR. Lforanger returned from Minnewsa'
kan in good shape: < ;. r;"<
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1887-01-27
$3.50 = - 7E' =
LOCAL. ITEMS

-. g -'
Wheat IS : at husp, Junction: !:
The :ReY. W. H. w. Hanneth has gone K
Bismarck. &, 49,. .,:,,.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1887-01-27

are published In neat ratnphletfo form, many, Or them
upon good paper. Please examine the Hist and see II 70
ID cloth bound form these books would cost SL00 each.
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NEX.JERsEY.

HosoKEs-Ths new Common Council. organized on Mon
day night after prolonged session There was ss sce
ton Of Mr. Wiuges permanent chairman ely GlerS
Dermo Assistant clerk wentha Controller KaSnan
EIls we're Erty stefan Hehr was elected
in the place of City Physician Taylor
NEW BRuxswroKThe active members OF the Law and ct
ued sense last week for an athletic performance to DO
held last night under he Ss0sd pnass Tho
Chief Of Police made stop the exhibition out was
confronted with the permit issued by tho Mayor.
May term OF the Union Comfy @fih hs
Jury dweit the Railway murder and said that ne COT
oners jury had succeeded In bringing out any
facts
RAHwaY-The organization Of the Common 'Conncil
on Monday night captured by fusion OF the @
psesnt oyer EDWARD cron
Gus nominee city CLERK Marsh by eecns Shaes
,. pe 90 n The Ssht tue Democratic ranks
the latter ONCE. hesss Denke anu
that they have gained good point by assisting the
boilers especially IN tho Of street commissioner
Palmer SILK Of a Inf Was
arrested Monday and gave 5000 ea on ensfe o.
hing pounds Of ak valued a 5000 from william set
charge prominent member Of . the sa,s
accomplish with Palmer aud receiving the stolen goods
said that the american steam STe hs insurance on Tic
boiler which recently exploited in the lvanhoe Paper MIL
The predicted ecntes, ases IN the boiler than was allowed
the inspection certificate IL s also esa Una. se
Saee a o REQUESTS TO the ivanoe Company
Opportunity reexamne the boiler "hich were
pleasure party oitwo women three sharsh
and two men MeTS GS lost Fer hat overheard In
to recover the hat she overheard the men tren
Youth named Nc Donald saved lives by swimming from
the and holding woman aud Daby 9nti neip oae
Mayor Bogort and MI A. C. HAYES, OF Garhehi rescuea
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NETS FROM THE SUBURBS.
ERD1Crs FOR BREACH OF PROMISE.

Judge Cullen pre- sided yesterday Interesting session
of court at New CITY oeklsnd county IA ihe or9i9e te
against William n. Basenoy, o. oran2ebnrg. nephew
and jury gave $4,000 Judge Cullen added per cent
an later Bakoney on his way home
he was arrested by officer Harris warrant issued by
Justice Kelly charging the cresfaen defendant IN the
hreach OF promise with betrayal He gave bonds
to appear before Justice Kelly on May ~ Judge
(ullen denied motion for O trial IN the OHara-
Hary breach OF promise which was tried ON Monday
resulted IN nverdct OF 81 1O0 damages LOT the pan
In OF Reod. OF Spring Valley, against
Court Warden Isaac W for assault Mr. Reed secured
of Jury presented an Indictment against
samual A. Thompson. OF Nyack for bigamy Thompson
nleaded guilty He married Newark woman. while his
Nv ack wife thought he at Tuxedo Park Judge cullen
declared that Thompson could DO not punished IN
this state for an offence committed in NewJerscy.
lie remandei Thompson Jail until today The ,eeond tia
Of II. BristOr for assautng Ida Downs
will be Monday An extra panel OF l25 Jurymen has
been drawn.
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WHAT THE ALpERMEy ACTED ox

The Aldermen held brief session yesterday There were
only eighteen present and general orders could
be passed
Mr. Long introduced resolution making inquiry why the
Third Avenue Railroad laying tracks ia onehundred
twontynnh.t west OF Thrdavc. The statement was
ade that company had permit from tho
OF Public and tho Aldermen want 10 know who au
thorized the laying OF the tracks ...,-,
The Aldermen recently the motion OF Mt Walker passed
resolution requesting the Corporation Counsel TO compel
the owner OF the shed at the loot OF Char
ton.st 20 remove It The shed belongs 10 the ocean
NAVIGATION Company and its erection was authorized by The
Dock Conmi The resolution was vetoed by the
Mayor Mr. Walker in moving to pass the resolution over
the veto. said: ,.-, 49,.
wish TO have the members clearly understand tbs case
has reference front the Norh River De-
tween canal aud Eleventh sts between which points
We has been wdefed 200 feet at expense OF several
millions dollars 10 the taxpayers OF the city NOW tue
Dock aided by tho Corporation counsel nave
for ring deprive the people OF the privilege. or woh
they have paid This rug has Undertaken 10
carry out OF barfacol pieces OF ronoe mat
York CITY Tsy have robbed the OF millions by
deprying OF their natural and legal rights In the water
front OF this city" 1870, -, -. -.
10 for the resolution against H. Failing 70 receive tho
requisite Is votes the motion was lost
A. soon as tho vote announced MT Mennnger mONed
10 adourn and carried by IL 20 b. IL was et
peced that there would be motion By MT Van Hensseaer
To Law Committee from further consideration
Of The American Electric Light companies
petitions Mr. Rensselaer, said however, that he had
moi Intended mako this notion Mr. DOwng chairman
of the Law Committee intended 10 report on tho electric t
petitions az the next meeting.
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SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEw.YoKK. .......".TUEsDAY. MAY 3. 1887


PORT oFNEwYoKK MAY g. 1887
ARRIVED
ss sss ~ Shanghai 20 Mar cns Kong
M Bros PES ea 1D the WIN
steamer Ruga det' Al6eIs ha1onrs Apr "a Wsh mGse
steamer Jersey City (Br Horror Bristol AP IA
s with mdse and passengers 10 James Arse Co Arrived
steamer AmelIys, Br stewart DlusasIa; Mic. 9 day.
with mdse . noalley 4 Co vessel TO WV Hurieut Co.
stean.r fhiadepGS Hess Porto caoellO April % cara
f si. "a baisis Arrived At the Bar
.n Ho oge Peas Arrived at tho
stsincr colvle OBJ Webster Baacoa days. with fruit
to Dumois Arrived at the Bar a! am: .,,,
steamer * Ks@Ss Newoeans oday' win
Steamer chamette Adams NewOrcans days. with md'o
nSans % % eI2 Sny via Charles
Steamer Roanoke Couch. Newport News and West Point
va with mdse passengers to Old Dominion 50 Co.
Steamer General Whitney Bearse Boston. with mdse to
Steamer City of Ftchburg Fisk Fall River. to Borden
steamer Amos Z Barstow. corwln. Providence. III,
m sP 10 S crsr vessel 80, hinsy
Bark Willie Mcfarland. Dodge, Cenfuegos 10 days via
Breakwater with TO ORDER vessel 10 Parsons
BARK Matte pan Paulsen. in ballast to master.
B.yles bayle. Ta@pieo = dsys with md'' to
See cla sSI' clark lsis' JOIN with lumber
se sG % Sf'S1 'r Rn ns''n' WINDSOR wiz" ''
hay AZ CITY Is San wind light 5, clear
Arrived Yestsriav -
Bark All (Norl Matthiessen. Philadelphia, in ballast to
BARK Laura Emily (Br Camabe Providence in ba last to
4 Whitney & Co, -
Steamer Regina (Br. Andres Jeddah, Kurraehee. &c
Edward Perry a Co.
steamer Nevada (Br) Gushing. Liverpool via Queenstown
Steamer Alexandra (Br Port Mediterranean ports-Hen
steamer Marsaur tFr scnsine BordeauI-Funch
steamer Paola (Br) Jones' sydney. CBPheps Bros CO.
Steamer Yemassee Pla Charleston and Fernandina-Wm
steamer Camellia OBI. Buck. Brunswick Ga-simpsOn,
Steamer wyaoke. Huphcrs. Norfolk, City Point and Rich
mOnd-0ld Dominion IS Co.
steamer W Garrett Foster Bstmore-B Douncr.
Steamer Herman Winter Hallett, Boson--H Dimock.
| snip Narwhal (Brl Weston. Quebec-Boyd a Hineken.
| Bark Rhea Ger. Rapperch Stettn-C Tobias a Co.
Solyst (Nor John Bahia via Hchmond-Funch,
| Edye g. CO.
BARK Bahasar (Norl Jantnen. Punta Arenas-Pomares
| Cushman.
Bark @ s Peury Foster st John. NIL W Parker Co.
4 Brig Jumbo (IrJ, Bell NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Bros
Brig Thomas Turu, Ollstodt Ponta Pitre-L w a Arm
| strong
schr II Holden, Pinkham, Port Prnce-F Elliott
schr Morey tHrL Puriy, 81 john NB-scammell Bros
ssbf b Foster. TUFTS. Quaco. NB-scammsli BroS
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BURIAL OF THE RAILWAY VICTIM

The body the Railway victim buried yesterday in
Old Ptesby teran Cometey IN 81 anu AFTER
nearly Ave weeks OF exhaustive search by skilled detecNe
as 10 who size Mira Space Of DeckerOwn accompanied by
services Sho Ia still positive That the
dead girl Is her sister Mary Dornan she received letter
from scotland Saturday. stating mat Mary
started for America January 90 After the coffin had been
taken from box at the vault final view OF tho face was
altered 10 the fifty persons present Among them two
women from city. OF them was Kate Lyons Of No
SSa Fa al They said that the body that
OF Maggie Gormley. and they began TO cry and
and there interrupted Rev. Mr. GAY who conducting
the services Mr. Gays remarks at the grave were
We meet around open grave. For weeks this mutt
body been the focus OF many and the OF
paent and protracted but this shronded form
E still skulks IN the gloom while
those who loved living not here 10 pay their last
riute 10 the dead Poor unfortunate sleep on until the
voice Deity shall call tho sum0erers TO rise from their
calm Find resting place where the yioes ana
shall blossom and the evergreens chant their
reQucs the birds carol the veong day and the
aud may the loving Father ana
Tie gentle anil Projecting Spirit comfort the alb
with the consultations OF the Desscd Sospei OF
Jesus Chrst Lord"
ReporterB acted AS pallbearers.
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ALONG THE GOuND.

srIuroRp-Mr and Mrs. Oliver Hoyt were serousy ln-
ured on Monday their horse becoming unmanaH
allie Mr. Woyts collar. broken and Mrs Hoyt had
an arm broken and otherwise injured
EIerant tablets arc to erected in Christ
Church 20 two deceased William H. frisDe and John
H. Williams
NoRwALK-The armory built by tho State was formally
evening by fair held under the AUSPICES
Oh Companies ID and T., 4th Regiment q ". u.
pu,neVponr Isaac f. Moore. recently elected tar col
Tor hoh cy aud town and had trouble
in getting bonds yesterday fled with the city CLERK
Al 1oOo bond from a surety company Of SowYork and
$4,000 bond with six resident suretics He VIII 9uer sm mi
town in the OF Turney who enei 10 recover
s27 building account have presented os or services
amounting 10 5000. The trial occupied seven weeks
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BROOKLYN.

Tho Row John c. Allen pastor OF the Hanson
Place Baptist Church little than year. viii be mar
ried 10 Miss Anna Sloan Hopper oh May H.
Public School Patterson denies that he de-
sires the position principal OF the Central Grammar school
from which Dr. Leighton has been dismissed Assistant
Superintendent Maxwell is mentioned for the place.
named Joseph Gersler disturbed religious services
on Monday evening the Roman Catholic Church OF 81
Leonard Maurice at Jefersons and Hamburgave
He called Father RabeT, who officiating huinbug and
tried TO eject HIM he drew
stabbed Mr. SchOne IN the hand Geser was heu
for assault by Police Justice Naeher yesterday
Mayor whitney the Kings County Senators and
yesterday urging The passage OF tho measure
enabling the right o. eminent domain IN
purchasing the few parcels OF land needed for the conduit cf
tension which hold at exorbitant figures The
Mayor 10 fair plain and honest introduced
In the interest municipality IL the welfare
M every man woman and child tho City Of brooklyn IL
hardly seems right Brooklyn should be compelled 10
AK an OF simple justice year after year."
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yO ArrEMpr TO CORYER" JUNE WHEAT

NO ATTEMPT TO " CORNER" JUNE WHEAE
great excitement caused on Change by the rumor
that syndcae OF Eastern capitalists attempting to cor
FER June market reported in the ST Louis
yesterday bad percepble effect on tho Produce
Exchange The dispatches stated that Nlams BACK
CO. king" Brns In the cotton TRADE mere anu
the American OF Trust Company were behind the
deal MIR Williams representative OF the former hrm on
the Produce Exchange here, said; 49,, ,,-- -.
"There disposition to corner either may or JUNO
wheat OF perhaps 800 900 bushels OF No Red Winter IN
Louis 800 900 bushels held by mers leaving not
bushels available for export and tha IN
heid by capitalists There has been an ehort 10
crowd these Eastern OF IT. Louis dealings but ey
have found to be too obstinate Wheat has been he
strong here today better cabc and exporters male sew
era reported yesterday that the seventy
five loads bought by Gruner CO. Yesterday were bought
10 hold surprised Ia have announced
hat charters made 70 ship most OF 70 EurOpe
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NETWORK CITY.


horse worth 5000 belonging to Charles King Jersey
City hsh peer the East River Pier NO. 49, yes.
terday and was drowned
The body Of unknown probably sailor was found
yesterday In the Fulton Ferry slip.
Alarge stone fell r tho unfinished building at Nnthave
and Ninety hirdst yesterday and fatally crushed John
George, an italian laborer
Mrs Courtney Barnes Raymond daughter Of Rose Eytinge
actress widow of John T. Raymond yesterday APP
piled administration the estate oil her nus
band. The personally Ia valued at 81 600.
The police captains yesterday appointed committee to
devise of protecting the Pension Fund.
Two coored men, sick with smallpox. removed from
the infected house No 200 South Phave., yesterday
child that removed from No SO Thompsons to an
orphan asylum West Fftecnthst was found suffering
from the disease and girl patient was removed from
house In Eighty. fourth.st, near Firstave
The Oak ST. police reported yesterday that Mary Han'en
age fortynve was struck with stick" by John
Doan No. 90 Jamesst late on Monday nishI ana sus
tanned scalp wound"
The bones of human hand which probably had been dis
carded by medical student found yesterday in the
gutter front of Nc. Ala West Twenty-fourth-st
r. saatenstein OF No SIS Hesterst who caught run
ming a swl.milk stable in BssviIle. L. l.. last week was
arrested Yesterday complaint OF DE- Cyrus Eson OF the
Sanitary Bureau and permitted to give bail for trial
Property Clerk preparing yesterday for an
auction unclaimed and stolen property at Police Head
quarters this morning.
Russell owner Of the tug Alpha yesterday informed the
Pilot Board that submerged wreck of Ellis Island on
Monday the tue struck the wreck and was sunk.
Brother Gilbert admitted yesterday as member OF the
Order of the of Nazareth at tho Mission Church OF
the Holy Cross Fourthst and Avenue The Rev. Father
Huntington administered the oath and Dr. Morgan Dix
prcached on the standing of the church al present
The sale Of the Library continued yesterday at
Bangs auction At close Of the day l479 lots in all
had been disposed low figures The sale OF the most
valuable part Of collection that composed OF Bibles New
Tesraments and kindred works begins Friday
In THE yesterday the Queen Victoria Niagara
Falls Park debenure bonds advertised They are guar
anteed by the Province OF Ontario.
Henry Brandt of No 955 East Tenthst. who kicked his
wife Lizzie on April nurng her severely that she died.
was held to before the Grand Jury By jury
yesterday.
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Jersey CITY.

John Reader age thirty carpenter who lived in Jefferson
Hoboken fell Yesterday from new building AZ NO 5o4
York ST, Jersey city. and received fatal injuries
The statement that there has been wholesale discharge OF
Central Railroad employees denied at the station In Comm
npaw. f. w wested tho train dispatcher who was
duty last night and knew nothing
about "a The Supposed originated from the
discharge Of few yarden whose services could be dis
pensed with.
The Hudson County Board OF Freehoders organized yes
terday in manner which caused general surprise Emil
John Boyd both Democrats elected director
and clerk respectively AZ caucus Of The Republican and
Labor members Monday night written agreement was
made whereby Freehoder PhDgsen (Rep was slated for
director Of the Board and the other appointments
were 10 be decided upon aferward. The eleven
Freeholders the signed their names 70
Kroy and Parson Labor men, voted with tue Democrats
Grimm Labor men, and Freebooter McDonough thepD voted
with the Democrats Boyd the Democratic candidate
rumoed that the result due 70 the use OF
influence" but could be found VINO would make z
direct charge Indignation az the action OF
Frcehoders who violated their written pledge IL
democratic aud their colleagues from the
other parties dvde patronage among themselves
NEWARK
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SMALLPOX on LONG ISLAND.

Again the residents OF Flushing l.. are alarmed BY tho
deyelopmen Of another smallpox After the midnight
burial last Of Miss Emma Hail. the school teacher II
thought that the disease had Deen sspe ou Ia
Maeran only twenty years old living in Bedfordave. had
down with the disease
ongaro employed by r. Burnett OF Astoria as
taken sick Thursday was supposed,
with a cold his homo IN William
and Saturday DR.. Remscn Taylor pro-
smallpox 1t late that day 10
move the pesthouse. on sunday Ongaro grew
derous and dressing himself started of for walk through
tho village his house The young man ordered hs
home. He started alone and while on tue way
several acquaintance
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HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

nm LvSnxs Hstei-Ex President Luperon oil San Domin
60; General James A. Cunningham, OF Boston psvla Il
fsr Of Illinois and James joy Of Detroit Mes%sgyh
Toe-Horace Rublee, Of Wisconsin,. HotL bruhseton
Count Qusdt Of Germany and MAJOR r. N Notion OF the
British Army. Westmtnstr Hots-Congrcssman ,or n
Dslze Of Pttsburg Coleman Hoase-General Jonn
Robinson Of Binghsncn Baektngnsm 1SLsTqDs{
Fairchild of Cazenovia NJ Y..... Wtndsor noe-,
Haven OF Boston ST. ydrnH Hote-J J; U AppoIt Oh
Montreal HOFFMAN, Houss1Ef Governor MsnrI Lyp sI
snder o. Army and Paymaser George W. BeaInan u D.
NAVY.
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WHAT IL GOING ON TO-DAY.

Pacific Railroad Commission. No 10 wslst, IL a. m.
Cedarhurst Steepleohase races. Cedarhurst, y p M.
Park Deck and Aqueduct Commssioners :neetings
Hotel Keepers Association, Grand Central Hote p m
Board Of Education, p m
Driving Club opening Fleetwood afternoon
DOG show Madison square Garden. 1850.
Mcmahon. Ply suit before Commissioner Shields
Brooklyn Lawn Tennis Association Deters hote D. m'
Dr.. Reynolds before Police Justice smith, ,,.,..
Mass meeting Of citizens of XVIII Assembly Distric~
Clarendon Hail. 3 p. M. r,...u,. .-o-
Election OF officers Loyal Legion Delmoncos even
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BEGINNING THE TRIAL OF NYACK PASTOR.

The trial OF the Dr. Adolph A. schabehorn. pastor OF
Nyack German PRESBYTERIAN Church ON charges OF i'm
prOper conversation with women and OF Intern
perance and set for yesterday at Nyack
but the day spent in wrangllng and no testimony
WAS taken IL O. III. Inc trlal Doafu
appointed by Presbyey Of Hudson and the Interested
parties met Nyack Presbyterian Church The com
mission consists OF the Rev. Charles Beae Of Middietown
Mr.. GimouT, Stony Point; the Rev D.
r. Bonner Montgomery and the Rev. N. NJ
skinner Eamapo; elders T.. r. Person, Ramapoi
John ii MADDEN and Mr. s. c. VanHeet, Oxford. MI.
skinner was chosen :lerk and read the charges The
man The rcadng charges followed BY an animated
debate lasting all the technical points OF rnles gov
the trial under such charges being dis
cns.ed The trial wa adjourned TIL 16.